It's time to impeach the impeachers

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VictoryinJesus

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also, if Trump doesn’t get re-elected, there will be no need to impeach him, now will there? If he does get re-elected and the Senate goes to the dems like the house did in the last humiliating election, it will be time for Pelosi to deliver those articles

if Trump doesn’t get re-elected ...there will be no need to impeach him.
If he does get re-elected and the Senate goes to the dems like the house did in the last humiliating election...it will be time for Pelosi to deliver those articles.

sounds like blatant blackmail or bribery to rig the election to go their way or else.
 
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if Trump doesn’t get re-elected ...there will be no need to impeach him.
If he does get re-elected and the Senate goes to the dems like the house did in the last humiliating election...it will be time for Pelosi to deliver those articles.

sounds like blatant blackmail or bribery to rig the election to go their way or else.

unfortunately politics has taken this turn, Victory. Democrats are going to have to stand up to McConnell at some point or continue to be his victims
 

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How could the American Justice Department pursue the matter when the Russians are in Russia and apt to remain there?
You're making my points for me. Why bother indicting them in the first place if that was the case? The fact is that the Russians did respond to the indictments. You're getting all your information through the mainstream news outlets which have this distinct habit of hiding the facts along with their retractions (days or even weeks later, if at all) of false information in the small print.
So what if the Russians say they're innocent? What would you expect them to say?
You don't seem to understand how this works. They didn't even have to plea because as soon as they responded, it was dropped. They literally didn't do anything. If they did, it's news to me. Again, wiki doesn't count for accuracy so don't even bother. I haven't read anything you've posted from wiki after your first attempt.
You seem about as gullible as Trump when it comes to the Russians.
You haven't begun to comprehend my position. What you don't seem to realize is that I'm not taking Trump's side here at all. When Wall Street becomes a Casino as it has been for well over the last thirty years, one has to look for honest price discovery elsewhere. The foreign exchanges, while tied to the petrodollar, aren't as jacked to the hilt on the Kool Aid. Shortly after the Soviet Union fell, Yuppies from the US, Great Britain, Canada, etc. were all over there making money because it was a free for all. After the dust settled, they realized that free markets are the way to go because they needed to generate some real wealth. They did just that, and are literally on track to keep that going for the next 100 years. China is doing the exact same thing. They're literally building skyscrapers one after the other; all still empty. There are entire cities sitting empty just waiting for the influx of people fleeing economic starvation.
The Red Ponzi is making it happen, but instead of just printing money to pump up the stock market, they're actually investing in infrastructure. When the economy collapses, China, Iran, Russia, etc. will all have their infrastructure in tact while the US will be slumped over backwards with empty pockets, and a hangover. Capital flight has been endemic in the US for decades. We have no infrastructure to speak of anymore.

I was talking about past events first of all and that TED talk secondly. You seem to want to talk about Hillary and Bill or the Mueller investigation instead of the two articles of impeachment. That looks like an attempt to dodge.
What two articles of impeachment? Definition of impeachment: "A process by which the party out of power shows the world how they got that way. Happens most commonly right before a landslide reelection."
“Abuse of power” has no criminal specificity, high or low, and “obstruction of the house” refers fallaciously to the president’s right to seek relief from the supreme court in a procedural disagreement with another branch of government.
What is disturbing about the impeachment and Russiagate is that these orchestrated actions are an attempt to overturn a democratic election. The US now engages in actions against its own population just like its stunts in Venezuela, Bolivia, Honduras, and Ukraine. The media just reports it like it's business as usual. There is no integrity in the media or the American security agencies.
The Democrats hope that some of the mud will stick to Trump and reduce his reelection chances. The Senate will not convict Trump of the charges, unless enough Republican senators can be blackmailed by the FBI, CIA, and NSA—police state institutions that have spy folders on everyone—or unless the military/security complex can bribe enough Republicans with large sums of money to vote against Trump. I would hope enough Americans would notice this, but given the quality of information that people seem to be relying upon nowadays, it wouldn't surprise me.
The meddling in the 2016 election was done by the Deep State intelligence agencies with the encouragement of partisan Obama officials, not the Russians; and Ukraine’s cesspool of corruption would not have smeared American politics in the slightest had Washington not fomented a coup in February 2014 against a government it didn’t like for being too friendly with its historic Russian neighbor.
So the Donald had every reason of state to want the Ukraine corruption investigated. For crying out loud, the prosecutor fired by Biden has told exactly why it happened.
In 2016, he seized the property of the owner of Burisma, who hired Hunter Biden and the son-in-law and chief of staff to John Kerry. Then out of the blue, wham! He was removed from office at Biden’s command in exactly the quid pro quo manner Uncle Joe famously bragged about before an audience at the Council on Foreign Relations. So how much stench do you really need to recognize that the Hunter Biden led crew of fortune hunters in Ukraine weren’t on the up and up?
Just this week the FISA court condemned the FBI for the errors and omissions that led to the warrant being issued (and reissued) against Carter Page, and the court gave the FBI until Jan. 10 to come up with a list of reforms to prevent such an event from happening again.
The senior judge wrote:
“The frequency with which representations made by FBI personnel turned out to be unsupported or contradicted by information in their possession, and with which they withheld information detrimental to their case, calls into question whether information contained in other FBI applications is reliable. Therefore, the Court orders that the government shall, no later than January 10, 2020, inform the Court in a sworn written submission of what it has done, and plans to do, to ensure that the statement of facts in each FBI application accurately and completely reflects information possessed by the FBI that is material to any issue presented by the application.”
What a crock full of horse pucky. Let the same thugs decide what they're going to do to make sure this doesn't happen again? How about we throw them into prison for pulling this in the first place?
Horowitz’s report found “17 significant errors and omissions” by the FBI. The FBI repeatedly renewed the warrant against Carter Page, whom the FBI suspected was working for Russian intelligence, even if it had no evidence to indicate that was the case. He downplayed the fact that an FBI attorney illegally changed an FBI report to indicate that Page was not working for the CIA, when the FBI knew for a fact that he was.
You sound as if you might be on the Russian payroll.
Chump change compared to what can be made simply doing business with them, or even investing in Russia. That pipeline is going to get built. The belts and roads initiative is going to launch China, Russia, et al. into a powerhouse for the 21st century and beyond while the US continues it slide into oblivion. You can become part of that soon to be forgotten backwater where the Benjamins are blowing around in the streets, or you can follow the money, which will probably be denominated in Chinese Renminbi, or Russian Rubles. Russia doesn't have to pay me to point these things out. Read a history book. You obviously aren't aware that we already have hyperinflation. We're just starting to see some of the initial effects which are only going to get worse.
The Russians have been outsmarting this administration for some time.
At least the last 30 years, if not longer.
It's either that or Trump is a Russian agent.
If Trump was a Russian agent, he never would have gone along with sanctions on Venezuela. That doesn't benefit Russia at all. It doesn't benefit anyone except US hegemony and western corporations who can't wait to jump in and take over all those oil fields. They want to do to the Caribbean what they did to the middle east and Africa. Have you noticed that the Dems don't have a problem with Trump's foreign policy? Remember how they were all supportive of all these sanctions? Remember how Shumer and Peleski were dancing a jig when Trump announced he was going to retaliate for Iran shooting down that drone? Remember how dejected they were when he changed his mind the next day? What is Trump supposed to be doing to undermine the US to benefit Russia? The US is shooting its own feet out from under itself without any help from the bad old Orange man.
I prefer to think he's naive politically and being outsmarted.
He's been told to play ball or eat lead; "plato o plomo".
The Russians are masters of complex politics. Putin is very clever.
They've learned from their mistakes.
NATO is in peril with Turkey appearing to be willing to buy military equipment from Russia instead of the US.
They know it's not only better equipment, but also comes with superior tech support.
Trump threatens sanctions, Turkey laughs.
The whole world is zealously laughing because these sanctions the US has been leveling at these countries like a petulant bully are barbaric. They're preventing badly needed medical aid, and tens of thousands of people are dying because of it. History will condemn the US for looking the other way.
I wonder how far Trump would go anyway when he has financial interests in Turkey that could be confiscated? Turkey is even threatening to close down an American military base.
Trump, along with most Americans want those bases closed down.[/QUOTE][/QUOTE]
 

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Germany while economically powerful lacks a strong military and nuclear weapons.
Germany has a military that is growing and will one day be one to be reckoned with.
Ukraine just signed an agreement with Russia about natural gas supplies. Why not? It looks as if maybe the US isn't a strong ally and can't be depended on.
Did you watch the clip I supplied for you showing Biden threatening to nix all those billions if they didn't nix the investigation of Burisma?
While I think that agreement was needed, it's tragic to me that the US didn't seem involved.
Why? What business is it of the US to barge in and tell other countries how to operate?
Germany likewise is tilting more and more towards Russia and away from the US. That too is over natural gas.
It's not just over natural gas. They don't like being pawns in the US's struggle for world hegemony. They're right there in the crossfire. Everyone in Europe is waking up to the fact that the US doesn't have their best interests at heart. The sad thing is that the American people are going to be the last one's to figure this out themselves.
They need energy and Russia can supply it.
It's not just about supply. It's about reliability as well as price, and most importantly, Russia, China, et al. are all setting up the infrastructure to do ALL TRANSACTIONS outside the petrodollar. They're never going to have to use the money changer's worthless dollars again. The writing is on the walls, and the best thing the US can do is call for useless sanctions. It's pathetic.
Merkel expressed her displeasure with the American sanctions.
Everyone is getting tired of them. They're killing people. Look at the influx of immigrants displaced by US defense contractor's lust for profits. It's a complete mess over there now.
It might be easier to do business with other people.
Welcome to the party. This is old news. Don't you remember Kerry telling Iran that they couldn't conduct oil transactions in dollars anymore, if they didn't play ball? When was that? Ten years ago? Fifteen? Remember what they said? "Okay, we'll gladly conduct them in gold then." And suddenly everyone was ready to jump ship as well. Pakistan, India, etc. all said "Sounds good to me". Screw those money grubbing Yankee money changers.
Was the US at the table for the peace talks about Syria? So far as I know, they were not. That was mostly Turkey and Russia hashing out what they thought should happen in Syria.
Of course not. US diplomacy is all about ultimatums. These clowns think they're sitting down after WWI or WWII to tell the Germans and Japanese what's what. They're living in the past while the rest of the world is planning for the future.
Some months ago, Russia and China announced their first joint military exercises. The news this December is that Iran will be joining them for joint military exercises. I think Russia denied it was the start of a new military alliance. How could that be? The three big winners globally during the first three years of the Trump administration has been those three countries.
Again, you seem to be forgetting what has been going on for at least the last 20 years. China is going to slap Hong Kong like a step child, and probably do the same thing with Taiwan, and anything else it feels like doing.
Iran remains the most vulnerable, of course; but it looks as if Russia and China don't mind annoying the US if that means they can cozy up to Iran.
Putin has been quite vocal about the sabre rattling coming from the US. He's getting a lot of traction from world leaders, and rightly so. The rest of the world is getting tired of the US's proclivity to shoot first and table questions from the peanut gallery until further notice.
Afghanistan has been another wreck for this administration as it has been for quite a long time. Russia has to be enjoying seeing the US mired down -- the way they had been when the Soviets were there.
The Russians weren't the first either. It's pathetic. The Afghanistan Papers are revealing that the US military intelligentsia haven't learned anything since Vietnam. It's the same exact crap shoot with no idea what they're doing all over again. They're chronic, compulsive liars.
North Korea is another example of a missed opportunity. Trump started off well, I thought; but he really doesn't know that diplomacy depends on both sticks and carrots. He depends too much on sticks. Kim isn't impressed and won't be pressured. Iran also isn't impressed. I also agreed for the most part with Trump that the agreement Obama had reached with Iran was highly problematical. What Trump didn't seem to grasp was that he might have won more concessions from Iran by offering them more goodies. The same is true about North Korea. Both have tremendous problems that the US could help fix if both sides were willing to ratchet down the negativity.
This is putting me to sleep. This is standard US foreign policy, and has been since before they rolled out the razor wire for the DMZ.
If we want to talk about foreign influence on elections, I'd suggest focusing on North Korea and Iran for potential problems.
Whatever it is that you're smoking. I'd like to buy some.
Kim is threatening a Christmas surprise. My guess is both countries could be considering an October surprise for 2020. China and Russia might not have to do much themselves if they can get their surrogates to do it for them; but perhaps the Chinese might have a few tricks up their sleeve for October 2020.
Whatever. You sound like a fortune teller.
 
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Have you noticed how the US stock market vacillates with every little bit of news about the trade negotiations with China?
It plunges and soars right along with the most idiotic tweets from Trump as well. The whole market is a glorified Casino. The Fed is going to pump ONE TRILLION dollars into it this month alone!!! Do you know what that means? That means the economy is collapsing! That means everyone on Wall Street is guzzling the Kool Aid, and couldn't care less that it can only result in a catastrophic failure of the stock market.
That shows a vulnerability on the part of the US. China think twice about trying to make the American stock market collapse since so many Chinese own stocks in it,
That's the least of their problems. They've been buying our debt the last 50 years as well, and over the last ten years they've been significantly reducing their exposure to US debt. They know that we can't buy their cheap crap if they don't lend us the money to buy it in the first place, but they also know that we're not ever going to pay them back with anything other than rapidly depreciating dollars.
at least for now; but as I see it, China now has the cards to collapse the American stock market and possibly the economy --
You're forgetting that it would trigger a world wide economic collapse. They're not stupid. They have bigger fish to fry than the bottom feeding US. They know the economy is going to collapse which is why they're making plans to start their own economic system, one that is based in honest money.
thus almost guaranteeing Trump's defeat in 2020 if they are pushed too hard.
They couldn't care less about Trump. They're already selling their wares to Europe, Russia, etc. etc. They've already got more than enough of the USA's worthless money. What they're going to do is to call in the US's debt, and start buying whatever they can find. They're already buying up freeways, bridges, toll roads, etc. in the US.
The damage to China could be considerable;
It will be nothing in comparison to the devastation in the US. The dollar will be the winner in the currency race to the bottom, and China doesn't have to worry about being able to feed, or clothe, or house their people. They literally have everything they need to not only survive, but thrive well into the next century.
The US will be thrown back into the dust bowl days. Look around at the once thriving cities of Detroit, Chicago, Los Angeles, Seattle, etc. These places are being gutted and turned into overflowing cesspools. San Fran-feces is a prime example of how bad it can get.
any misery caused in China could be blamed on the US
It is the US's fault. The US is the one who conjured the Bretton Woods agreement in the first place. It's a blatant Ponzi scheme. It's criminal.
What I don't see is that China will ever want to depend again on American farmers that much.
Trump just got some deal through for China to buy rice from the USA. Let that sink in for a few days.
China will also be doing its best to become less dependent on Americans for manufactured goods.
China is not dependent upon the US for manufactured goods. You got it completely backwards. China relies on the US for raw materials, but they can get that elsewhere as well. China was buying our garbage, but that just got nixed six months ago so now all that plastic, aluminum, etc. is going straight into all the landfills in the US.
Trump has made things too complicated and unpredictable.
Complicated; no. Unpredictable, no doubt about it, especially for US citizens.
I don't see "increased trade" with either Russia or China as a good thing.
Who are you going to engage in trade with then? China makes practically everything you have in your home. Well, technically, it's shipped by China as an intermediary. They just farm it out to some supplier in Cambodia, Mongolia or Laos now.
We did that already with China. They made a lot of money from it;
Of course they did. Nobody was holding a gun to your head to buy Chinese junk. When your congress enacted bills to regulate the pants off of corporations competing with China, where were you? They just said, "later, and moved their operations to China, Vietnam, etc. It's called "Capital flight", and it literally means they tore down their manufacturing plants and shipped them over to southeast Asia. You can thank your union representative for getting you that great deal shortly before you got your pink slip.
and now they're using that money to build up their military.
Not really. They just stole our technology from American tech companies, and improved upon it. This is nothing new. All countries do this. China is just better at it than a bunch of lazy Yankees with nothing better to do than engage in social engineering.
Russia took the money they got from selling oil and gas to build up their military too.
Again, you don't seem to be paying attention. China and Russia don't spend a fraction of what the US does on their military, and China and Russia are producing a superior advantage simply by hacking into the feeble system that the taxpayer is going to get stuck paying for in more ways than one. Just think of the billions upon billions of dollars spent each year in the US on equipment that can be disabled with the flip of a switch that probably didn't cost ANYTHING.
Putin figures he needs to lie to them now.
Nah, he doesn't have to. All Putin has to do is give the US all the rope they need to hang themselves. That is exactly what we're seeing, and what we've been seeing for the last 50 years. It's been one fiasco after another.
If Trump is re-elected, a "new world order" is almost certain to emerge; and it won't be to America's good.
That's a Given regardless of whether Trump is elected or not. That's completely beside the point. You can't honestly think that anything would be different if Hilary or Biden were to get elected? They would only fasttrack it all.
 
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So the Donald had every reason of state to want the Ukraine corruption investigated. For crying out loud, the prosecutor fired by Biden has told exactly why it happened.
In 2016, he seized the property of the owner of Burisma, who hired Hunter Biden and the son-in-law and chief of staff to John Kerry. Then out of the blue, wham! He was removed from office at Biden’s command in exactly the quid pro quo manner Uncle Joe famously bragged about before an audience at the Council on Foreign Relations. So how much stench do you really need to recognize that the Hunter Biden led crew of fortune hunters in Ukraine weren’t on the up and up?
Let me preface my comments by saying allowing Hunter Biden to work at Burisma was a terrible mistake. Even if he was doing wrong himself, even if he was only cashing in on his father's position, it stinks and looks like corruption.

You are accepting General Prosecutor Shokin's story as true. Was it? The general consensus is he wasn't telling the truth.

Trump and Giuliani have done their best to portray Vice President Biden as trying to stop investigations into Burisma. The opposite was true. Biden said Shokin was dawdling and not doing enough, Biden wanted more action on the case involving Burisma and its owner Zlochevskiy.

The quid pro quo was legit in that instance, I'd say, since Biden was not using his office to get something for himself. Trump's quid pro quo, although unspoken, did involve something to benefit Trump. Biden's was done in the open; Trump's in secret and with denials. A quid pro quo by itself can be almost anything -- if I go buy a candy bar, there's a legitimate quid pro quo involved. If I try to use my position of power to get the candy bar for nothing, it's a corrupt form.

Timeline: Trump, Giuliani, Bidens, and Ukraine (updated)

The case still contains some mystery. The new prosecutor seems to have dropped the case against Burisma and Zlochevskiy. If Biden was right, surely the new prosecutor would have kept pressing, no? It is still a mystery to me. The Ukraine is such a corrupt place, it makes me wonder if Zlochevskiy bribed both prosecutors. Perhaps evidence had been destroyed. What is known however is that both the British and Americans wanted more vigorous action against Burisma and didn't get it. Biden got a new prosecutor, but he still didn't actually get what he wanted.

Biden's son working for Burisma makes that look bad. The premise was that Hunter had been hired to polish the reputation of Burisma's tarnished reputation. It would make sense, if that was true, for Joe Biden to be pressing for the prosecution of the owner who had been forced out. It does not make sense when the new prosecutor drops the case again. That opens the door for more speculation because of the possibility of wrong-doing on Hunter Biden and the new management at Burisma. Was the new management as corrupt as the old, different only in who they allied themselves with politically? If the case got pursued actively, would it have revealed illegal activity under the new management?

This awkward complicated situation by itself is enough reason for me not to want Biden elected. It shows poor judgment on his part.
 

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unfortunately politics has taken this turn, Victory. Democrats are going to have to stand up to McConnell at some point or continue to be his victims

what would it mean for the body of Christ if it becomes anyone of influence or power can pronounce you guilty based solely off speculations and assumption of another. No restraining? Let her withhold from turning over what (If I’ve understood) legally she has been asked to turn over...
 
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what would it mean for the body of Christ if it becomes anyone of influence or power can pronounce you guilty based solely off speculations and assumption of another. No restraining? Let her withhold from turning over what (If I’ve understood) legally she has been asked to turn over...

as soon as McConnell guarantees a fair trial
 

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Would that be the same thing the Dems just gave to the Republicans? (Sounds fair to me..... same rules, same limitations and same restrictions.)

same witnesses? Sure
 

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Representatives Adam Schiff and Jerry Nadler set a very dangerous precedent when they refused to conduct impeachment hearings according to constitutional due process standards.

This reveals an ignorance of the way the founders designed the impeachment process. Let's to to Fox News...

Judge Napolitano points out that the democrats are using the rules the republicans wrote when they were in the majority.
 

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This reveals an ignorance of the way the founders designed the impeachment process. Let's to to Fox News...
Forget about Fox News -- which has now become Fake Fox News. Napolitano used to be truthful and honest, but Soros probably paid him a hefty sum to start attacking Trump.

In fact George Soros is closely connected to all the anti-Trump conspirators (including the so-called *whistleblower* and liar Schiff), and money talks. Soros has been funding Leftist agitators for a very long time, and should already have been prosecuted.

Judge Napolitano Smears Trump, Backs Far-Left Schiff’s Lies
By M. Dowling
October 3, 2019


Judge Andrew Napolitano shocked Fox News’ viewers this week by penning a blistering op-ed attacking President Donald Trump and accusing him of committing impeachable offenses. Then he went on Fox & Friends and backed up Adam Schiff, a Soros-funded politician, covering for his lies.

JUDGE NAPOLITANO TRIES TO DESTROY TRUMP
“Trump’s call with Ukraine president manifests criminal and impeachable behavior,” the op-ed’s blunt headline reads. He is taking a nothing burger, non-scandal and making it a crime.

At one point, he writes, “The criminal behavior to which Trump has admitted is much more grave than anything alleged or unearthed by Special Counsel Robert Mueller, and much of what Mueller revealed was impeachable,” the actual piece reads, echoing the commentary of far-left pundits. That is absolutely absurd. While the judge was one of my favorites once, he is now nothing but a dishonest broker.


THE FOX & FRIENDS CREW LET HIM LIE
He was on Fox & Friends this morning sticking up for the worst liar in Congress, Adam Schiff while ignoring key facts. The couch bananas said nothing. Napolitano backed up Schiff’s blatant lie by using his weasel words. The judge claimed that when Schiff said, “we” never spoke with the fake whistleblower, he meant the committee, not the staff. How slippery is that? He’s accepting an obvious subterfuge at face-value while trashing the President over a nothing burger phone call.

There’s “nothing wrong with him interviewing” the whistleblower [a witness with NO first-hand knowledge] since he’s the “prosecutor” but he should have been more specific,” says Napolitano about Schiff’s actions. Meanwhile, he said nothing about the fact that Schiff was in on the whistleblower’s tale before he even wrote out a complaint. Nothing to see here???

The Judge then normalized all of Schiff’s lying. At no time did Napolitano say Schiff was lying. Then he said the President was exaggerating when it obviously was the other way around.

Check out Schiff’s blatant lies here. Watch Napolitano back up Schiff with far-left talking points:[video excluded] What does a person like Napolitano stand for? Originally, he was a libertarian, then he seemed like a conservative, now he’s a whore promoting lying leftists.

ADAM SCHIFF-TY IS A SOROS GUY
Breitbart has a piece up reminding us that Schiff got his start thanks to George Soros. Rep. Adam Schiff, the ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, was previously financially aided by the George Soros-financed MoveOn.org to win his Congressional seat. Schiff also received the Toll Fellowship, which is sponsored by the Council of State Governments, a left-wing group heavily funded by Soros’s Open Society. Soros groups also support many of Schiff’s legislative efforts.

CNN also reported on the MoveOn.org funding for Schiff’s 2000 campaign: “By 2000, MoveOn.org was raising $2 million for Democratic candidates, including more than $100,000 to help California’s Adam Schiff beat Congressman James Rogan, one of the House managers during Clinton’s impeachment trial.”


Judge Napolitano Smears Trump, Backs Far-Left Schiff's Lies
 

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I don't think more conspiracy theories are going to cover for the ones already there. As Judge Napolitano said, the rules used by the democrats were written by the republicans. So it's pretty dumb to complain about them.

And as the judge points out, the House investigation is no different than grand jury deliberations, which don't require the same procedures as a trial. Those Constitutional guarantees apply to the trial, which will be in the Senate.
 
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Hilarious

ever-Trumpers can’t wait to throw former allies under the bus the second those allies realize the Trump Titanic is going down and abandon ship like the rats they are.....
 

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In fact George Soros is closely connected to all the anti-Trump conspirators (including the so-called *whistleblower* and liar Schiff), and money talks. Soros has been funding Leftist agitators for a very long time, and should already have been prosecuted.
Why talk to us about George Soros? What can we do? Maybe you should write to the Attorney General about prosecuting Soros? Include all the evidence you have and maybe they'll prosecute him. Or don't you trust the Trump Justice Department to prosecute people like Soros? Oh my goodness, it sounds as if the "deep state" is still running things. :oops:
 

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You hit the nail on the head.
Write the White House then. Trump has not kept his promises about the "deep state."

Next we'll find out that Hillary is the "real" President and Trump is a "fake" one set up to fool everyone.